This was for sure the most unwelcoming check-in I ever had on AirBnb. During the whole check-in, we needed to listen to a long lecture of all the things we were not allowed to do. Some of this things were that we could not flush toilet paper in the toilet as done in the rest of the world (including my 3 other AirBnb stays in Thailand). Hence we were forced to literally live with our own feces in a small container with a transparent lid which was really disgusting. He also threatened us that if there will be a block in the drains for any reason, we must pay BHT 5000. In the ceiling above the shower, it was mold which they had try to paint over what it looked like. Other things that we were not allowed to do was to drink alcohol in the apartment (what has he to do with what we pour in our glasses?), we were told that we must turn off all the lights and air con if we leave that room, all the electricity cables must be pulled out when not used. the explanation was that it could cause electricity issues otherwise (?). These things was as well written on several notes everywhere in the apartment on 4 different languages which I felt was slightly neurotic thing to do. During the check in, I was told that this is just temporary solution that he is renting out the flat as is his son have just entered university, but after 80+ reviews together with all the not-to-do notes I strongly doubt that. Awkward thing to say though. Most likely his spouse, told my Chinese parents in law on Chinese that they must take good care of the apartment, they are 70 years old... The host also told us that we must throw the garbage (I always do this and I have only positive reviews on how I leave the apartments after my self), very awkward thing to point out. They also told us that we must be quiet. Lastly, they also told us that If one of his neighbors for any reason asks us who we were, then we must say to them that we are his friends, why would the neighbors even care?
Regarding the location, I completely missed to double check any close by MTR/BTS stations, it turned up that Grab is pretty much the only alternative. Indy market close by was a really nice market same with Central Plaza Pinklao as a shopping mall. 7-11 was also very close. If one needs a proper grocery store, a Tesco was close by. The air-cons felt very modern and worked very well, there were 3 of them in the flat. The beds was very stiff/hard and for me who prefers Scandinavian standard, these beds were too uncomfortable. A last thing which could be mentioned is that the check-out could have also been pretty irritating as he told us he wanted to stop by and check the apartment, but luckily we managed to get away from that as we needed to leave very early in the morning.